All articles by David Wood – Page 2
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NewsMove BBC out of London, urges Welsh Assembly
The BBC should move all its major channels and commissions outside London to stimulate the UK production sector, according to the first report of the National Assembly for Wales' recently-established Broadcasting Committee.
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NewsBBC sets tougher green targets across the board
Blue Peter and Gardeners' World are to be among the first BBC shows to measure their carbon footprints under tougher environmental targets for the corporation to be unveiled in the coming weeks.
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FeaturesChanging Platforms
The global credit crunch is set to halt the rapid expansion digital TV has enjoyed over the past decade. But new platforms offer opportunities - with consolidation expected to be the sector's latest watchword, writes David Wood.
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NewsC4's Duncan calls for end to 'squabbling' over PSB
C4 chief executive Andy Duncan has said that its time for the industry to stop its “petty competitive squabbles” over the future of licence fee funding and sort out the future of public service broadcasting before its too late.
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NewsFreesat to air Beijing Olympics in HD
Viewers will be able to watch up to 300 hours of HD Beijing Olympic coverage on Freesat this summer.
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FeaturesTX: Midnight Man
Filming an ITV conspiracy thriller about a journalist with a fear of daylight meant night shoots in the middle of winter in London, with the capital considered one of the characters.
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FeaturesTuned into TV's power
TV personalities have altered attitudes to school dinners and shown the government the way over child internet safety. With further campaigns in the pipeline, is this the start of a new era of campaigning public service TV?
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FeaturesKids Focus: What kids really think about TV
Ten children aged five to 16 tell us what they love and hate about television - and reveal the other leisure activities that are competing most for their attention.
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FeaturesIndie champion
David Wood asks Pact chief executive John McVay what the future holds for the slimmed-down producers' body after a challenging year.
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FeaturesTX: Mistresses
BBC1’s drama takes an honest look at infidelity from the mistresses’ point of view.
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FeaturesBehind The News: Interactive TV
As ITV unveils Rock Rivals and a number of channels heap their content onto social networking site Bebo, David Wood reports on the appeal of interactive shows.
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NewsSurvey finds London-centric focus
Companies outside the M25 feel they are routinely discriminated against when it comes to commissioning, according to a Broadcast survey.
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NewsFilm-maker Treays to make C4 ‘love’ trilogy
Channel 4 has commissioned a trilogy of films from documentary film-maker Jane Treays investigating the themes of love, sex and marriage.
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NewsTranter and Hunt lead race for BBC1 job
BBC drama boss Jane Tranter and Five director of programmes Jay Hunt have emerged as the leading names in the race to be BBC1 controller.
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NewsRDF results hit by Crowngate
RDF Media chief executive David Frank has put a brave face on RDF’s latest results.
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FeaturesInterview with Dr Phillip Alvelda
MobiTV has succeeded where others have failed and now has more than 2 million paying subscribers.
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NewsProfile: Nicky Taylor - Putting herself on the line
Profile of Nicky Taylor, who credits a broken marriage for her success
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